This morning, if you passed by the Belchina Bridge, you could not help but notice several B.D.F. soldiers armed and decked out in their camouflaged uniforms. No, the men were not out looking for escaped prisoners but rather conducting a joint operation with police to try and curb crime and drug related activities in the […]
There are new developments in an old murder case. And, for the first time the Privy Council in London has referred a case back to the Belize Court of Appeal tasking them to consider new evidence, evidence Attorney Kirk Anderson believes will prove an innocent man is in prison. Since July ninth, 1993 twenty-nine year […]
If you’re looking for a unique gift that signifies the blessedness of the season but also celebrates Belizean culture, the Bileez Kriol Projek has just what you need. The organization has released a cassette and booklet entitled, “Di Birt a Jeezas” which features Bible passages translated into standardized Bileez Kriol. Pastor Rodney Gordon says, “Di […]
Children count on Santa Claus to fulfill their Christmas wishes, but adults either have to try and save their money all year, or as many people seem to be doing this year, apply for a loan. And even though they know a loan is not the same thing as free money because it has to […]
Tonight G. Michael Reid reflects on the origins of Christmas and the ways in which we continue to celebrate this special time with a blend of various traditions. “‘Tis December again and the chill in the air reminds us that soon it will be Christmas. There was a time of course, when Christmas meant a […]
